Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Two orange specials, with a total of %
cars, went East last evening.
The pay car is expected to arrive from
Oakland late this afternoon.
The Sacramento river rose a little yester-
day, and at dark registered 10 feet 10 in
ches.
A. Caminetti, of Jackson, Amador
county, and L.. d. Graves, of San Bernar-
dino, have been commissioned Notaries
Public.
Hon. Elwood Bruner, of this city, Dep
uty Grand Master of the Order, will deliver
the Grafton to-day at the Odd Fellows cele-
bration at Stockton.
A large number of the friends of Marco
Mama visited him yesterday in honor of
his 9th birthday, and he, as usual, kept
open house and entertained all corners
royalty.
In Department One of the Superior
Court yesterday John Peter Just, a native
of Switzerland, was admitted to citizenship
on the testimony of Jerry NJ. Payne and
Christian Zimmerman.
Three carloads of young horses, from
Hon. L. J. Roses ranch in Los Angeles
county, went East Sunday night, to be dis
posed of at auction at Peter Kellogg's sale
in New York city May 9th.
The overland express, ~east-bound, was
run in two sections last evening, the second
section being composed of seven palace
sleepers. Among the passengers were
Queen Kapiolani and suite, of the Sand
witch Islands.
Bids for the privileges of bar and ice
cream and refreshments at the Changers
picnic, TO be held at Beach's Grove, on
May ., 1887, will be received at the Grang-
ers' Store, corner Tenth and X streets, un-
til April Goth.
The State Prison Baseball Club defeated
the Folsom City Baseball Club Sunday by
a score of q 10 Is. The American River
Baseball Club has accepted a challenge
from the State Prison Club for next Sun
day at Folsom.
Colonel McNasser brought to the city for
a surgeons attention yesterday Charley
Trainor, who, while riding a horse on the
ranch in the forenoon, had been thrown,
falling against a fence and receiving a
pretty severe scalp wound.
P. J. Williams. the well-known driver of
race horses, left Sacramento yesterday for
San Francisco, to make arrangements for
going to a breeding farm near Butte City,
Montana, where he will have charge of a
large number of trotters and PAGERS.
Manager Harris, of the Haverlys, noti-
fed the management of the Atlas yester-
day that if the latter club was not strength
ened at once it would be dropped from the
League, and the A. and g.. Club of Stock
ton, now one OF the strongest in the State.
substituted for it.
The excursionists to Montague and the
end of the California and Oregon Railroad
track, who left last Friday evening, re-
turned to Sacramento at 2;45 A. NJ. yester-
day, greatly pleased with their trip. The
San Francisco people reached Oakland
Point yesterday morning at 6:35.
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was 69.5o, which Is lie warmer
than the average temperature for nine years
on the 18th of April. The highest and
lowest temperature in Sacramento yester-
day was $40 and SO, with fresh and light
n~orthwesterly winds, and weather clear.
A party of young " toughs stoned the
excursion train returning from the Red
Mems picnic Sunday evening, when it
passed Twentieth and r streets, and one
rock, passing through a window, hit Miss
Nellie Cummings in the eye, causing an
injury that may result in the loss of sight.
At Reuters on Sunday the American
River Boys defeated the Lodge Horribles"
of Sacramento in a game of baseball, by a
score of 10 to Is. The Boys p" gave their
visitors exceedingly good treatment, max
ing them wish to try it again. more
especially as the game was for several inn
ings very close.
These arrests were made yesterday /:
Charles Robbins. by officers Able and
OfMeara, for visiting an opium den All
Dun, bv the same officers, for keeping an
opium den Thomas Brennan, by officers
Lowell and Mccormack, for being drunk
William Kay. by officer Rice, for being
drunk.
Willie Battman, a boy about II years of
age, which crossing Third street, between
and X, yesterday afternoon, was accident
ally run over by Colonel McNasser's buggy.
the boy having. in avoiding another We
hicle, got directly in front OF the Colonel's.
He received bruises, but was able to move
away unassisted.
Health Officer Starr is doing excellent
work in the way of cleansing Chinatown.
attending TO it thoroughly. Speaking of
the cleaning of the city generally, he SAYS
that he meets with the most trouble when
he calls upon the Weather class of people.
they being harder to persuade than the
middle and poorer classes.
The west-bound express train did not
reach Sacramento until Ills A. NJ yester-
day. 1t was behind time leaving Ogden,
and further delay was occasioned at Col
fax, in consequence of the discovery that
there was a cracked wheel beneath the
mail and another beneath the baggage car,
which had to be taken out and replaced by
others.
A bouquet of radishes were left at this
Office yesterday which were remarkable for
size and color. They were grown on the
farm of a. S. Lindley, on the Rancho dal
Paso, eight miles from the city, were from
six to eight inches in length, three inches
in diameter, a bright red, delicate in flavor
and very tender. They were sovn broad
cast and narrowed in, on red land.
The Woodland Driving Park Association